What’s On Your Mind?
Josie Anderson, Mankato: “It’s fun.”
Leisha Martinez, Sleepy Eye: “I can help feed kids.”
Rachel Windschitl, Sleepy Eye: “Doing something that makes a difference.”
Michael Balko, Redwood Falls: “Feeding people in need.”
Brandon Braulick, Sleepy Eye: “Helping people in need.”
Anna Pollard, Sleepy Eye: “To help fight hunger.”
Why do you participate in Food for Kidz? (Asked Sunday, Oct. 27 at the Sleepy Eye Event Center)
- Anna Pollard, Sleepy Eye: “To help fight hunger.”
- Brandon Braulick, Sleepy Eye: “Helping people in need.”
- Leisha Martinez, Sleepy Eye: “I can help feed kids.”
- Michael Balko, Redwood Falls: “Feeding people in need.”
- Rachel Windschitl, Sleepy Eye: “Doing something that makes a difference.”
- Josie Anderson, Mankato: “It’s fun.”
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